The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-05-26
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The soda tier fountains doing q
good business. 49,.
The school boy; is now; hnsy, thinking
about va.ation:s X. !.
An Anderson County girl, ,itsis said, has
"a lizard for o pet.
~ Honey meets with ready sale in the
city at 10 cents per poand.
Some of our early gardeners are indalg-
ing in new Irish potatoes.
Miss Maggie Evans school will pic mic
tomorrow at Keys Spring.
Several Of our citizens have had mess
4 of beans from their gardens.
The; State Press Association convenes in
Charleston on Thursday evening. June
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Who will have the boldness to advocate
the building Of a cotton factory in Ander-
son? .s
81 An old farmer says he never saw bet:
4 ter crop prospects at this season the
year.
~. An effort is being made to have Sam.
Jones visit Anderson during the Holiness
needing. 81: =.
eld.papers, suitable for wrapping pur..
sSposes, for sale at this Office at 25 cents per
hundred. ss5.. s...s.;
Mr.. John B. Watson is ahead this sea-
& son on beets, having raised the largest we
have seen.
SIS: Thereis good deal of complaint from
tho farmers about the bud worms killing.
their corn. - =
The epidemic Of measles has about az
..banSsed; itself around Anderson for lack
z$of paaterial. .-.o :.
airs. jamie Todd, ofs Laurens, is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G. c.
Feathesston. $;
s Msr. viii T.. Webb. the talented young
editor OF Che Seneca Free Press spent last
Saturday in the city. ss53s...s5
It's now the general opinion thai An:
.derson must have a Firemen's Tourna.
mend next Summer.
The average boy is happy now. He can
seatgreen apples, make hickory whips and
whistles, and ..go In s.washin'. y
DR. Theodore Johnstcne, of Newberry,
spent several daysin the city last week
visiting his brother, Dr.. "A. p. Jollnstone.
"a tattling person, who is also some-
thing Of q '.gadder," Is as good circu:
,slating medium, as the dollar Of our dad:
dies. 51'.s..7- afis..s
The rains during the past week have
brought cotton up to an excellent stand.
Siding land ..chopping out'' are .nowthe
! order Of. the day.
Mr.H. g. scudday, Of this city, has &C.
cepkd an invitation to deliver an address
before the Union Sunday School at Green.
1 wood next Sunday.
ST Prof Iigon's school win pic mic at High
Shoals next Saturday. The public are in
ssyited to attend, and are requested to bring
welssflled baskets.
Mr.. F. .. Moore left cotton square at
che INTELLIaENUER Office last Saturday,
the first Of the season. His cotton was
planted on the 26th March.
Ar. s. Bleokley and Mr.. John E. Peoples.
have gone over to VIII illiamston for few
days TO try the virtue of the celebrated
! !. mineral spring at that place.
Ssh Folr; Of our young men, Messrs., D. J.
Simpson, O., J. Moore, IT. E. Scybt and B.
~. sMattiscn, are representing Anderson
80 Washington, p. G., this week.
-; Note the change in White g Wilhite's
advertisement. Limeade soda water is
another new drink they have added TO
their list. Call and try 1t. It is fine.
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The following persons have packages
:in the Express Office in this city: Mrs.
ia. Mccorkle, Miss Ella Todd, A.. Ham
tsmond, w. B. Watson, WA. .McFall.
Herbert, s-year-old son of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. =. L. ] Cheshire, of Broadway Town.
ship, died last Saturday. His remains.
were inferred at Shady Grove Church.
Rev. sid 81. Browne, editor of the
Z sCtriss;ea Neigh6or. Columbia, s. c., will
deliver q lecture In the Methodist Church
this Thursday J evening, at 81 o'clock.
The ladies' Of the Benevolent Society of,
the Presby yterian Church will serve ice
cream in the grove at the Presbyterian
Church on Friday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
Our young friend John NJ. Geer, Of Bel
tor, passed up the: road last Friday on
his way to Alabama and Tennessee, where
3 he will spehd few weeks visiting friends.
- Ar. G. >. Milford, OF Martin Township,
: has 8 very fine cotton crop, samples of
which We have seen: He has a ten.acre
field in which the stalks will average 10
inches In height.
Capt: i. a. Wren is now in charge Of
.Maxwelps Photograph Gallery. Persons.
wanting 9 good photograph should give
him 3 call at once. he guarantees salts
faction: See advertisement.
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5Es. .Rey.&W. 8. Wightman went to Eewber-.
sry last Thursday to- attend the Holiness
sseciation. His Church was closed on
Sunday morning. and at night his pulpit
was eaSby Rev. "a. T. Dunlap.
Mr.. w. =. McGill, Steward ofthe Coun-
Sty Poor House, has sent Us some samples
OF his: wheat crop. The stalks are four or
five feet long, and thegheads, which are
$ large and full, are from three to four
inchesslong. zs:
The friends Of Mr.. W. D. Bewley, of
Union s.. c.. ale glad tn spa him Il, N.